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Application integration helps close the gap between existing on-site systems and the ever-evolving cloud-based enterprise applications.

API strategy is about the development of an ecosystem that allows businesses to access and monetise their data from one central hub.

While the times have been changing for a while, current events have accelerated the need for public agencies to adapt to a changing world.

The global impact of COVID-19 on businesses is unprecedented. With lockdown measures stopping all foot traffic to traditional ‘brick and mortar’ stores, both B2C and B2B organisations must look to […]

Here are the main drivers that according to Salesforce will shape customer oriented companies and customer experiences in 2020.

Data-driven technologies enable airlines and airports provide world class customer experience through Innovation, Digitalisation & Transformation

Coforge’ Sreekanth Cherukuri discusses why integration is the secret ingredient to retail success in the crucial pre-Christmas period with Retail Technology The annual pre-Christmas shopping season can bring huge sales uplifts […]

During the recent London MuleSoft Summit, we asked CIOs, IT leaders, integration architects and development leads to tell us about their progress with integrating their systems and applications. Following are […]

Coforge’ Edward Davies discusses with Retail Tech News how systems integration can help retailers tackle data problems head-on, as well as the challenges of effective data analytics.  The effectiveness of a […]

Innovation in technologies like Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, but also business innovation is required to take advantage of the new reality in which value is increasingly created from intangible assets. […]

APIs, same as building blocks, are supported by a robust base -the integration platform, but allow the business unparalleled freedom and flexibility to easily build and rebuild exactly what the business wants.

With the number of new systems adopted by higher education institutions increasing, direct integrations are becoming obsolete, hindering efficiency and effectiveness -essential components of quality education and enhanced student experience.